Cisco Aironet 3800 Series Access Points vs Mojo Networks

Likelihood to Recommend

As any Cisco Aironet Access Points, the 3800 model is more for power users than beginners. It is for sure very more complex to maintain and trouble shoot than solutions like Cisco Meraki APs.

By the way, there are a lot of settings that can be customized and it is really interesting for difficult environments like industrial factories.

The 3800 model is also robust so it should stay durable and reliable.

But if you want to use the mesh mode or make a wireless bridge, this model is not appropriate as it is not supported for now.

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Engineer in Engineering

Computer Networking Company, 10,001+ employees

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With the range of models that are available, you can deploy the Mojo solution in any size environment; no matter the venue. We have deployed the solution in small and large college dorms, fitness facilities, and smart home apartments, with no issues. I have never had an issue deploying the Mojos in any of these environments.

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Engineer in Engineering

Information Technology and Services Company, 51-200 employees

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Pros

Cisco APs are managed very easily from a Cisco WLC controller.
Cisco APs provide lots of enterprise-grade options such as rogue detection and automatic power configuration.
Cisco APs have many different mounting options, which makes them very versatile in a healthcare environment.

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Technician in Information Technology

Hospital & Health Care Company, 1001-5000 employees

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Advanced guest wifi capabilities that integrate with our REWARDS platform.
Enterprise-wide configurations with minimal effort.
Creative team of engineers to customize aspects of the solution to our unique needs.

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Corey Kline

VP - IT

Noodles & CompanyRestaurants, 10,001+ employees

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Cons

Outdoor capabilities. We have actually blown up a few outdoor units. Water got inside the outdoor units and had visible rust
Costs compared to other AP’s in the market. Ruckus and EnGenius work out a bit cheaper
Mounting options are limited

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Ashveen Nandan

Manager Information & Communications Technolofy

Fiji AirportsAirlines/Aviation, 501-1000 employees

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For some reason they user VLAN 0 as the native VLAN. I am used to VLAN 1 being the native VLAN for all solutions I work with. I had to retrain my mind to understand that Mojo uses VLAN 0. It may be a minor detail, but it would be nice if they have VLAN 1 as the native, like other vendors.
It would be nice to be able to create a predictive survey report using the web GUI.

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Engineer in Engineering

Information Technology and Services Company, 51-200 employees

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Pricing Details

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Free Trial

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Premium Consulting/Integration Services

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Entry-level set up fee?

No

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General

Free Trial

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Free/Freemium Version

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Premium Consulting/Integration Services

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Entry-level set up fee?

No

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Likelihood to Renew

Cisco Aironet 3800 Series Access Points 7.9

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We are all happy with Aironet and Prime.

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Montasir Azad

Sr. Information Security Lead

Choice Hotels InternationalHospitality, 1001-5000 employees

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Performance

Cisco Aironet 3800 Series Access Points 9.4

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The Cisco 3802 product performance is excellent. Not only for the speed and range of the wireless it provides, but also for the fact that - when deployed in a large scale environment - the performance does not fail. It provides the same network connectivity for users ranging from 1 to 30-plus concurrent connections.

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Project Manager in Information Technology

Oil & Energy Company, 1001-5000 employees

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Support Rating

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Mojo Networks 10.0

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The times I have needed to contact support, they were excellent. Making sure that the solution was operating at the level of what was expected, and taking the time to explain any features that I may have had a question about. They are customer-focused and strive to satisfy the customer every time.

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Engineer in Engineering

Information Technology and Services Company, 51-200 employees

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Alternatives Considered

Our selection of Cisco Aironet Access Points versus the Meraki Access Points was entirely on a political basis with our vendor. In the future, we are actually looking to migrate towards the Meraki system. Even though the Meraki feature-set is lacking, we really only require those features, and our cost would be largely cut by this migration. It would be a solid win, but maybe not recommendable to everyone.

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Engineer in Information Technology

Government Administration Company, 1001-5000 employees

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Easier configuration and advanced security features.

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Corey Kline

VP - IT

Noodles & CompanyRestaurants, 10,001+ employees

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Scalability

Cisco Aironet 3800 Series Access Points 8.2

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Contrary to a solution like the Cisco Meraki access points, the Aironet access points like the 3800 are linked to the Controler. And depending on the version of the controller, it will support only some models of access points.

For big sites, it may be difficult to upgrade the controler to support new ap models like 3800 because we still have old access points.

And it is also the same between new access points and old client devices so it is always a bit tricky.

After that, if the access point model is supported by the controller, it is really simple to install a new one

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Engineer in Engineering

Computer Networking Company, 10,001+ employees

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Return on Investment

Users are able to carry on with their work while moving, changing seats, rooms or having an ad-hoc Skype meeting on the way to lunch. It is always hard to justify the value of connectivity but be assured, when it is not working the business impact is immediate.

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Consultant in Customer Service

Information Technology and Services Company, 10,001+ employees

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Our total cost for providing guest wifi dropped significantly from a prior solution even while adding much needed security features.

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Corey Kline

VP - IT

Noodles & CompanyRestaurants, 10,001+ employees

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